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I second this. My second site just brings up the default site. If anyone has gotten this to work, I'd love to hear...

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I would love to see this set up for MSM as well

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I would also like this to be available, as well as an explanation of how a load balanced environment may affect the setup.

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I too would like to see this.

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Anybody had any luck with this?

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@alexball I replied to your email a couple of days ago. Can you confirm that you received it?

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Anyone here willing to share what you did to get this working with MSM?

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Jesse,

The easiest way to setup msm with this config is to keep each site's "public" directory at the same level. So your mail site' "public_html" (or equivalent) would be a directory sibling to your other sites' similar directory.

/config
/public_html (main site)
       /index.php
       /admin.php
/site_two
       /index.php
/site_three
       /index.php
/system

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Erik - Thanks for the clarification. This makes sense to me. Not much would have to change in the config to make this happen since the system folder would be the same amount of levels above the admin.php and index.php of each site. My current structure is as follows:

/config
/public_html (main site)
   /index.php
   /admin.php
   /second_site
      /index.php
      /admin.php
/system

So the problem is that the paths from database.php and config.php aren't working since they are being called relatively, from different folder depths.

I've asked my host if the structure that you've proposed is doable! Hopefully that will solve this. Thank you for taking a few minutes to point me in the right direction!

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I have a couple of sites coming up where I need to use the config with MSM and the sites are hosted across multiple cPanel accounts under a client's VPS (Virtual Private Server) running cPanel's WHM (Web Host Manager). This means that it's setup more like this:

/home/default_site
    /_templates
        /default_site
    /config
    /public_html
        index.php
        admin.php
    /system
    /third_party
/home/site2
    /_templates
        /site2
    /public_html
        index.php
        admin.php
/home/site3
    /_templates
        /site3
    /public_html
        index.php
        admin.php

Each site would also have its own templates directory, which may or may not work in this case. If there's any pointers or anyone else has managed to get around this type of setup, assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Cheers
Brendan

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